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GEL, JOHN - W.- . GEARY,
9ir • ausiiiirsuotp.,
1 Wm &Orion/Iced last - :week the name
of lion. George V. Law On cc. of Wash
ington county, as a candidate for Con
gress. It has been usual in'this State
for each county to make a nomination,
and ;bin sppoint conferees to select a
c.andidite from thosaprasented for the
Dis gict. We , recommend that in this
instance the custom be departed from
and the nomination be conceded to our
present worthy repteseni,ative. There
is no necessity for the ti,imality of a
District Conference. In ',this county
there is no ?posit, to Mr. Law
rence, and.our citizens all expect and
desire that he should bathe nominee.
Me bee represented Abe \District well,.
stuns entitled to a- re nomination, and
to a fulf t expratision of confidence. In
view of the fact that' he to now in
,Washington II attending closely to, his
official dutieei, and cannot leave to look
after his political interests, we believe
it the di.ty.Of the Union men of the
Pistrtct to generously relieve him of
all.anxiety about this matter. In be
half of Beaver county, we say to him
and to our'sistsr counties that, we pre
fer tie should - remain where he is, in
tbe discnaro of his duties, and that
the, Union:inen of this CountY will nee
to it,' tnat;-.sn far as they are concern..
. ed, he 'shall not,suffer, in consequenee.
If dominated he is certain of rnalec
tino, and Ibis is np time.to run risks.
W.n are satisfied no man in the Die-
trict •can poll a Itlger vote than Mr.
' Lawrence, and wet are equally as well
. aatiified that we have no man who
Could and world represent us more
ti ll
ably- fait fully:, We bare only or to.
• say to-our orthy, representative that
he "need give himself uo uneasiness
- about this county, we think. He will
receive the nomination atuur Conven
, lion; and We; will place his name on
the ticket and contribute so far- as we
can to secure his election. We are ati•
cured the miler counties composing
the District _ -will do the Same. Hon.
George V. Lawrence is , the choice of
the cniOn voters 'for Congress, and be
will be triumphantly ele6teA .4i
AT the instanno off Ron.- Roscoe
Conkling,of i New York State,Congreas
• last • week appointed a coprnittei to
n roatistatok ands in the Prom4st Dian,
tilitn. Fry was called to account, or gt
least required to:satisfy the people of
the United states'thal there was not
great incOmpotecey and corruption in
the manageMentin the office of which
he has control. Gen. Fry rendifred
bimself ridtC,ulotta and odious to the
• cinintiy,by, his mathematical compu
tation and his innumerable orders of
and concerning`the draft and the quo-
tas of the States and districts. We
certainty think
, the hundreds of mil
-lions of dollars expended in his de
, liartment on deserters, bounty jump
ere, might have - been saved by
honest arid judicious management.—
No department of thecGovernment, or
`.all combined, evinced so much= appal..
ent in.cfftciency, 'or brought so much
= disgracer' upon the country. We st e
glad an intiostigation has been order-1
ed. Fry's- effort to prevent it only
arouses our saspicious.
Cottons& has passed the , bill foti`the
admiesicya of COlot'ado as a ,an al
it is 11,04 in the heads of the
dent for his signature. It is thought
he will veto it, on the ground that
Colorado has'not the number of inhab
itentairequired. An effort wait made
hy the radicals in Congress to have
the word white stricken out of the
ConlOttitien, which" failed, only re—
ceiving thirty-six votes the Rouse,
Coz. JOREtatN, Cimino n.of the 'Un
ion State. Central Co mittee, has is
- sued a call for,attkeetitig of said Coral
mane t be held at tbe , National Un
ion Clue, No. 1105 'Chestnut
.street,
'.Pliils.delphia, on Itledesda), May lath,
at 3 1 4) clock, p. The atieudar.ce of
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every member of the. Committee is
earnestly solicited. • ' 1,
G RN. HAWLEY j was inaugurated 14ov
ernor of Connecticut, on the 2d inst.,
at New Raven.', In his message to tt'a
Solute and House, he 'troposea that
thegneetiou of universal suffrage in the
State be again submitted tor the °lee—
tore.
IN
_Tam Washingibn County Union
Convention -will be held an the 29th
of May. ' In Indiana county tbo
ion men hold their Convention on the
4th of June, and in Butler-OCAllpty the
Union Cunvention , wilqbe belch:in the
ilth of June.
Gov. Limit:MX t of Texas, nue
'• eel K pwelatniitiOn for a State election
• outlet" the new constitution,on' stb
'June. ,
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COLIntY
We inserted last week t tbe call , of
, ,
the Connty Committee ,to the Uniou
voters; of Beaver County , fixinKitke
tinio of holding the d i mity Conion- - -
tion. The time fixed [le earlier than
we iintieipeted, but so, far as we Itite
concerned, one .tip e: is es gooif*
other. _Last year Convention,
wad !"moutli later. (When le s take i
intofteepant,_howeverl, the number ot
.andidaLein the field,irid their known
anxiety for en early Convention; we
do not sionder the CoMmittee - waS in
(Weed 'to sborten'the both out of
f I
respect to the candtdat l es and the peo•
ple. We did not start out, however.
to dismiss the time fixed..but to call
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attention i
,to one mportant feature of
the call. - Last year tl i r County 9on--
vention,by a vote of fifty•four to tnen.-
ty•Seveti; adopted a resolution subinit"
todto tie, people in the Call for hut
Coriventiec,(diclaring that., hereafter
the l voting for candidates , in the dlifer
ent eleetion districts stioutd, be by kiet- i
lot! In Obedience toi that reecolron,
the Chairnan of the Committee to his
calf directs that the pivvisions of the
,
resolution referred to Shall be adhered
to'. We believe the ch n imge a good one,
and;since the' people ade it,we think
Vb departure from the rule adOpted
should, be perrckitted. If ..1, there' are
objections now; it is.too' !li e. - Itieir
only courielpft is to subinittbe Inlet.
ter agaipio Lim people, and let Ahem
A, m
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ake the hattge if they;desireiene.
i e.
Capdidat so and others, had better - take
notice th at a departure from •
the rue
will give ;trouble. • We are only, ';sta--
ling, this matter clearly, that' all pay
,fairly :understand, Poirsonally,it mat t ,
tail little 'to ns wbalt mode dietfiets
Pa n y adopt,but iwe knot full welfit:,here
rePtUose whii , vorill ar il be satisflect so
ettiify; ,In Airs coniiti, where a Uorn
inatiou Is' eqtivalent 'to an electi on, voting bp -ball 't is the f pioper method
thepeo` l 0 have thought;and now we
, P
.must abide .by the decision. To' pre 7
vent any, Misunderstanding, we Irnigh t
say that any candtdat/ having. no op
-3
poiition, sboald not, be reqPired to
dietribUte tickets, orlie, nominated by
bnlink. •la that case, no ballot would
berequired. The vete should be by
declamation. We say this mach: to
relieve ' such caildidates and '
.:,heir
friends from unuecessary trouble.
I From Washington. l - 1 1
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trASHINGTON, may, u.
A committee of co4ference
ag t eed on the'Sinendatory Weds cor,
p act, it has passed both liouses,and
only awaits the signature of the
President to become la law.
toots every'officer of the FeduratiGov
ernment, who acting' Under :_orders;
uaring toe war: It alSo removes all
suits brought by, aggrieved parties
against suetl officer, from the I State
courts„ to the Federal courts As has
beer betore stated, it transfers over
twO r thousands of that kind of 'cases
&Om thelienteky local courts to the
United States courts... The bill pro—
vides 'that the production of a tele—
grain order hy an officer for such en
arrest is slifficierit for his defense in
iathe suit.
The Senate in Executive seision
dnY,finally con firmed Lowts D. Camp
bell, ae Minister to Mexico. - was
claimed that he was - a wrong 4uppor
teir of the President'spAey, 'but Sen.
atCr ,IVade made a • speech in; Mr.
I Campbell's favos, and that settlild the•
questi4n.
- WABRIJOTON ; May 7, 1866,
The Jlouse passed, without-any
bate'tolday,; a bill perfected by the
Judiciary Committee, which, l in effect
paves (the somewhat for ' the trial
of! Jefferson Davis . It provides for ; ,
th, time and ‘place for holdirig the
circuiticurt for the 'Eastern district
of. Virginia . , and allows the judge to
hold the cOart at NOrfolk or:Rich
mond. , The bill was received
,by the
Senate and duly referred. -
There seems to b,s a very strong
impression to-day that the President
has decided to yeto the , bill" admitting
Colorsdo r i nto the, Union. Its friends
in, the louse at least are very confi—
dent oran-iMpeudingzeto.
General Siclairto-day notified bOth
the President and - Secretary of War
that: he did not desire the mission to
thii Hague, and should decline ,
Re fireferred to remain-in tho : military t
,
service •and retain his presort, corn — ( Mend Charleston;-South Carolina.
THERZ,iB considerable - 'stir in Now
Fork over gtate , politicti at this time.
Gov. Fentor. and Lb:tut-Gov. Atwood'
are about the only strong candidates
tnohtioqed among the Union men for
the peeitiot. -these, two public, men
now occupy, and i State Senator Hen
ry C..: hiurphy, - of Brooklyn, is very
likely Ito be the Deincoratio ear.didate
against Mr. Fenton. -
li.triaoa, Me., Slay, 4.— WM. Hutch •
ing, the last surviving revllutionary
soldier is this State, ar.d the last but
two or three in thi.Union, died on
Thursday, in the toWn'' of I!iniobscot.
Hancock county, af the age of 102
yeaBs. Special boners will be accord—
ed to the memory ; of , the deceased vet
eranoit his fur.eral On )donciay
JAMES, rARTON, the book-writer,
says of James, GordOn'Bennett, of the
NeW York Herald: "He had no friends
st ,rie 'start, helms - bad none since.and
he:, has Mine 'now The whole of
his power .as a , writer consists in his
dot potion of the evil in things that are .,
mi . Ind the falsehOod in things, that
are true, and of the ridiculous in
thir.gm that are important," r,
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Clymer on
. 1 Arming the State.
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in thoSunate, - on thelZ 2
th of!Apyll,
4801, on' motion of Mr. M i Clute, i -the
amend reading arid 'beas:Aeration' pf
the bill
,providing for artnlng the Stale
;was entered upon ::; •• - :1 I : - `-•
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It so: hnppened that ju. - ,before the
assembling of the Senate ;that sto
ring, intelligsnce bad beeniviceiveif by
telegraph that the-forces of the Gov—
ernment were engaged In actual Con
flict with the' icaurgents fat Chairlea.
ton. All thc members •were in pos.
seision Of th e nevie, midi:each - acted
under-it as his ptihciptes and feelings
dictated. . • •, _ II :!
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Upon the passage of e ch section of
the bill - the yeas and nays were requir
.ed,,
.Eich ditiaion prods ed,a strictly
party iesult. I Etery Repnblican t oted
to puttthe State in .a oonclition cf de.
cense., every Democrat voted : the
other way.. On every division Mr.
Clymer vetted ors the rebel side :His
principleS, his sympathies l , and his am
bition, all took •him that way. i
On tho'final passage the vote stood:
IzAs---Moisrs. .Bensonl, Boughter,
Bound, Connell, Finney, Fuller.Grogg,
Hall, Hamilton, : Hiestand, lmbrie,
I ,l i ri:•hl, Ketehum, tendon, LaWrence,
M.'Clure, , Mereditb, No.shols, 'arker,
Penney, • Robinson, Sevin', 1 8mith,
Thompson, Wharton, Yardley and
Palmer. Speaker-27. 1
NAYS÷-111011811 1 . 4 . 8100 , Clymer,
Crawford, Mott , Schindel . encl.!: Welsh
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This record, whieh Mr. - Clymer
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made'it the commenceme nt of the war,
he maintained, with .a most disloyal
and infamous consisteney,:till tho close.
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epicusisen 4 The•••onve
tion called t 6 consider the propriety
bf organizing a separate State Govern-,
meat for east Tennessee, met at
Knoxville, yesterday. Jedge ;Samuel
Rogers presided., Judas ijliogers said
he hoped thd caortitpers could ,act
liberately and with caution this
was but an adjourned i7e,tin of the
Conventien held et Grenville during
,
the dark hodre of the telzellion.! W e
prop\me to &insider the Moyernent.--
If We see,ede, it. will be ftona•the rebel
people. East. Tetinesseelhae loop,
sired a separate State IGovernment,
and the new. State can be_made um) of
the riChest in the •UnionJ I • - ! •
• At the conclusion of tile President's
remarks, Colonel Templqfrom the
Committee' On resOlutions' and ~ b usi7
ne•Sti. reportect , an 'address unanimously
adopted, stating - 66 scheme Iliad long
'Jean ed by• East Tenitessee.—
The people of the State differ in. soil,
habit and custom- The difference be
t Ween the ;people are irradicable.—
. West of -the mountain thS- peopte are
all rebels; Nast, they are, all V010n . ..
lists. To protect oursolVes, we must
disenfranchise them: Wewill not
no drag,ged into false positions as to
the Union, by the other Southern
Statesti We believe
. a is,epaiate gOv
erninatit best, that welnlay live in
- peace.: and develop our-1 I resources
The addioss• coneludes with s,tutisties
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as to the population, nuoriber ot squaie
resources,ldtc..
,cruti - etr ir resbintioliii — c - trieSzTuglliired -
dress of `the Conimittee, and advising
a postponement of the question Until
Congress-decided whether Tenttessed
is a State. ,His resplutif - fins were al
most unanimously voted down. , t
After an eloquent address by Cole.
nel Nelson, supporting the movement,
the President of the COnveittion,' was
iestructed 'd appoint a Committee of
_three to bring.the question befure the
Legielature. ,
A Committ ee was also appointed - to
prepare an 'address to the people to
I-Bast Teonessee.
Another Homicide in Fayette
-City.'l '
Special Dispatch to Canvnercial.,
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iBti6i. -
Kr. Martin 'Lutz, a farmer living in
the suburbs of this place, was acci
dentally shot - last evening; about elev..
en o'clock, under the. following •cir—
cumstances, Mr. Lutz had left home
in the mining, with 1.4 , intention of
being away, until the next day. A.
A young Man by the name of Todd,
and Mrs. Letz, in the evening locked
the house and went to spend:the eve..
ning with a neighbor. '!On ;their re..
turn they found =thedoor I - Jroken open,
and heard acme one tip stairs,' They .
culled frequently for Lutz, but re•
ceived no answer,' T 4 37 then went
for assistance and premed
while one of the party; went for an
officer. Lutz fired °mt. of :the window
up stairs. The other party thMsen—
tered the house, andl as Lutz came
down stairs Todd called upon him to
speak or he would eboot, which he re.
:fused to do.! Todd tben fired.'`Lutz
ran several:rods, and Todd was :about
to fire' again, when hei(tutz) spoke
and said: "My GOd, Sam, you. base
'killed me, 'lint it was ray own fault,"
and in. r a few momenta died. - Mr.
-Lutz was' i a worthy :Citizen. NO
blame is attached to Mr. Todd:
Cleveland •and Mahoning R R.
Mr: Garfield, of Obic6ntiroduced a
bill in the [ House of Representativee
of the. United States, last week, an,
tborizing the Cleleland and Mahoning
Railroad Cinn,pany to construct a road
from Pittsburg to Clev,elandV and to
declare the same a postul 8,0
ry . route. It alludes to the charter
granted said road by they State, of OLio,
bnt enlarges
. .fts corpdrate powers.—
The bill "was telerrqg to. the special
Railroad CoMmittee.
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DEATHS 171,051 'STAIIViTION AT. THE
SOUTEL-LBttOrB from influeritiaiL per
sons in Alabama, Georgia and South
Carolina speak of sad cases of suffer
in those States, where; deaths . : from
tictuul sterratton are-reportedt to' hare
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recently, oceurred: , The .? distress is
not, confined l • o the' freedmen, but in
hundreds ot,c sea the white residents
arc equal itu prert, not even a lost of
al
breatl-beiso. o btainable;
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The'pfseuFfiflolo3.lr —r a i ali..' :-I i
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Probst Alen '6 , u ' —Re 'Confesses the
Deed -+A ' 1 Recital: ! 1. 11
Plum . * R au iii : ) , 7..t.-alitt - Et*
lung Telegraph °Wishes the:4lo°4 084
sion of Probst..`After deecrftting be
rrturdeeittf - the oy„CureY, he sateli
The - sight Of! tie : iblood of - the boy
produced - in Me la devilish and bleo4-
thirsty - feeliag,and I determines' 'at
once to •zattrdur the whole f aruily --,,
Ile disposed of' he body ‘of-!-the boy
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as described4ml
,to, and then:!deliber
ately walked .C. er to ihe hones' He
entered aed:told Charlie, the little ; buy
! next"in Years to! Wilke, who-' ' wits; alb:
sent, that - he w!nted him - h
to help i d
do some work i . .the barn.Thelit
!tie' boy follows , and as Boob as 'co
gethini inside he barn ,door, he d . s'..
patched him wilth-ti small !eagle hadd
secured. Re t en went: back to tlbS
house ar.d told Mrs. Deering -.114re
was something the matter with dne
of. the cows, ald he wanted ! her to
c•3tim to the ba n. ,i She went,;!`and he
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full'uwed.ling a soon as shelente ed
inside he struck her on the head OA
killed her. lieflea went back to the
house and bron4lit the thiktri3ll out,
one at a time, and taking, them insi i de
tie barn,liespatched them one by one,
with the same eke; Iu eueh instatice.
he cut, their !throats and Iplac'ed thtir
bodies bloc corn, crib himself jiist tU.
the position- they, ware fouad., .fie
then eoVereti the bodies 'up and pro
ceeded tcrwiPe uut all - evidence ' of hii
guilt. He then went' back; to Abe
honFe and awaited the.arrival of, Mn
Deering,: not
,! expecting that Miss Do:
lan would ttecoMpany !him. !As tioOrl
as Mr. D.eeringl arrived In the car
riage he of 0u..4 and Probst told him
somethiuk - wee wrong with 'one of the
cows. at.d asked him to go overlo the
barn' with him Itlr._ Deeritii - went
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eking with him,
into the konie at
and furs.. Mr. .1
take off lirs
barn, but , proeee
lowed by, Probe
cealed,-iiudy for
Deering. , entere
states that he et,
and l'ellr;#_him
chopped t his ui
bxe.
• ;Dolan w
last victim. She
xfter coping; dow
ink; any rif the fkk
and Probst, who
her, treated her I
rest, of the famit
the bodieis and c'
hay, the' Murder
arid comibericed
Woe. lie states'
ey, but expected
able amount.'
poeketbi
it. He s aw t
fifty
not
two fifty,
notes, ,ap4 twisn
lame Character
remained, about
pitice4 up
the black.valise
hie further mu
muclfas firough,t
ed that it b.fil - di
to piede's by tbe
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LAST DAYS 0 tir EN . . Lass --:,..une • dpi.l
itor of the La irosse Dentocreit, inl a.'
letter WriLtedo the; 13th, makes trho
following mention' of ' the departMg
Statesman, Gen.! Lewis Chas,t . : Ilei ht..
still alive, thotgh 'his filially hare
gathered bete 'in daily eXpectatio r.of
his de' ease: • T o Goneral is .naw .in ,
his 87th . year.epasses meat 4-1 .of !his', I
:i.
time in sleep, ndistuf bed 't,',Oiro.
intervalahe waens,up sufficiently to' ;
ask for some of his „old- friends, whol
l
are, sent for, be t• -
on ',arriving, within
the hour; lie is. enerally asleep . again.!:
'His disease 'is a. ftc ping of - the brain,l
• IN. the Ilous l e
- of li;pres .'" entives 'Or; 'i l l
the pasriage' of tli*.bill creating hol
new grade of G neral,j Thaddii,us.Ste•l
tons folloWed M .Riymond,.Jund said:ll
I.' agree wi h the
Sir, gentle Man faint it
New York cia Ring Nvilling .to, pfe,i'
Mote Gen. tirauL not- only to tile of-1
flee of ftiliGenekil, btit also;i l as i : I, .Un' —1
derstane., and h i ppo Ildid net Misnri-r
derstaud him, 'to a higher office' when-1
I evet tho:happy-moment shalliarrivel' "0
This significant sentence caused iimtei l
. a sensation on Ithefloor' . and iu then
galleries;. Mr. Raymondtirade no'd'ts-i
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CAQI.ALIZINCI TOE L , URRENCT—A . a 1
committee bas tteen• appointed for tlie j
purpose of frantirg. it bill loOking tii*
more eqUal (Witt ibution 61 the Nati( di
al, currency amg the Sates. Thiire!
has recently be en an attempt to istayc,
off this result b getting a further lu.l
crease - of $100,00,000,i but it was, un
'
suceessfel. 111 currency ''now du
will, therefoie, avd to suffice,and'thei
banks which t Ok possession of [the!
lion's stare ma , us well
i prepure to
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Sourly , Jubt Elte.— It report lately
made to . the War Department stiovii
that the cirimeipf "bounty jumpiri'g I
was extensively committedl.near thr,i
close of the late i l war Of-6,oo,ooo`*eU
enlistedi by thel br'Overnment during
the last year of,i the war, brit` 168;69q
leached the army. The fraucla r corn--1
mitred were Universal' and pot conflin 4,
ed to soy i particlular leoality.
Mas. JEFF. Dips, aceoMpanied
two servapts and her. youngest child;
arrived at Fortriss Monroe on. the 3d.!
She was 686i:in:ad by Lieutenant Fets
aer.den.into ,thei Fortress. The
ditiona of tier visit. are - unknown;Hi
She, brought, & (identity baggage'
With her, as if eidelitly designing AV,
remain some len th of time. 1
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ON Virginia River; Arizona, tw i e&l
. ty miles above the tioint narigattn,l
is a ledge'nf , pnre- rock sait,,nne h 11-1
dred feet high iiiiarying anci olear
er,yetal, -
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'Lam - ekrassee in Abe Miainesip,pi,
below Nerr.Orie 'tie are widening, and,
the floods above are itibrmlaing.-.
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nd Mi 36 Dolan wont
d took off Ke'r'bonnet
Deering did titit -even
,i s bc.tore, going
,to the
ed there at once,'fol
,who had axe, Con.:
tiuse.: As, soon as Ali':
the door ''rohst,
rack hiinl on the head
the earth, and then,
lack With the edge of
1
11,i _the neitland. last
proceeded to the barn
p: n stairs, and not find"
rainily iu the houSe,
,) was in . waiting for
las he had 'done the
iv.. After lityingJint
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Pverin,g 'there, lip with
r wentinto the Donee
1 searching Or i'allia•
that: he; go4;no Mit—
to secure a consider
-70 states that Miss
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Dols bud_'rveryi . little in
ling whatever ot, the
compound rinterest
Ay dollar bill of the'
tbat-ate missing.' He
the hou4e for some,
t•lte articles found in
rand left abou t
_were prettyl
out on - triatl Probst
Fitzifb l 4"Burre r rtid
so, he wou4,te, turd Mob. '
111111
S
•
lIIMINIMI
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, [- • tr iv . II CO .
- - •cr,4 . )-anity= :- COI:Oen ion.
I !. • . . . 4.... 4 1 „-;
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T 1
HE - Wilco, voters . of Beaver, ( • • • ty . ire,
"requested'to meet ist the us , ' places for
ho dihg eleetßms, in thCseveral : . ougha and
Towaships; okSaturday; the 26th'of Nsy,and
appoint • delegateSto i County Caseation; to
be held on ' 'i' - i
.51o4day, the 28th of r..llay iot 11, A. M.
for?e. purpose of nominating i Cointy ticket,'
and. to nominate one, candidate for Congresi,l
eneleandidate for President Jua • ono can-1
didste for State Senate, lira one c diasta for,
Assembly , . "',', ' --' " I ' 7 j
The To- - meeting 41 the tc--•shir - 1111
primary L. -.ling AO townships Wik
be held between - the hors of 4 and 7 o'clock, , ,
P. *!:rand in the bereughs between the„hOtirs,
of 71 and '• • 1 , 1. •
Obedience to a :leaded on of Oeenty Con
ventiin, the Toting for. Candidattii in the dif-:
ferent election districts i shall be by ballot. •
.• • ' order of Ceinntittee. ' 1
D. L. tiatr i ts, Ch'n.
seeetal electiiin 1 districts ars entitled
to delegates as folbwis, to wit : ''l
• . :
,
Baronet .. 4 ' 1 Industry . • ' •-3
Bridgewater .., t ... ..... 2 ' Independence ' ''
.Itifißeaver ' • 4 Marion..;'. ;..: .... . . ~.2
1
'Brighton : , 3 Moon ...:. .. ..... . .... 4
Chitirwa.., ' 4 ; Nev a Brighon.... 4
pat ington —' . • 4 Net% Beni ly 4
Economy ' ...4 1 North Bei iekly . 8
Fallston ' 8 Ohio, . .....4
.Frinklin ' ‘2.' Patterson I, , 2
Freedom bor • • • 3 Ithillipsbutg .
Freedom dist ' • , t 2 . Pulaski .4.......J....2
Greene ' ' y 4 Rochester hor ~ 4
Frinkfort, ' ' 4 -Rochester itp . 2
.Id'autie . • ' 4- nactioon 4
Ilopowell 4 ,South Bea;fer..l : :22 :4
1 A NNOUNCEIVIgN TS•. •' •
VFO are &bib oized to announee'the
names or the following geemcd, ce
candidates for ti e offices named, ettb
jeftl,to the dPeibion of the Upon Coun
ty Convention:. , - ' ' :
~
.- I •
~ 1 . l i. Congress. 1
•,• •
dF,IO .
V. •L WRENCE, Waihington;
I' . • I': - :Preside i t Judge -.
:I:.i.
8.8. CHA/SIBERL N, Now righton;
1 . .
'' I N Assocint : Judge.
IBE:JAMIN TO D, Indueiry;
AGNEW DUFF, 'evf Brigtiton;
TH S. G. KERR, Freedom;(
l: State. mate. - I
1 CoLr. ALEX. W . . ; TIAYLOR, °-
BENJ. R BRADFORD, N.
i WO.HENRY, Falcon;
I.'
~ , I As;rnb/d.',
TililliS. NICHOL ON, 'Fran.
M. t." QUAY, Beaver; - I
JOHN Y. 3IARK.S, EcOnorni
I I'' . •84 7 -iir.
SPENCER , B. BRIGGS Ind'
JOHN S. LITTELL, Ho•)ke
A HNER SIORTON, Bright('
!JAMES, A. ANDERS:)N, Bi h
I DAYID JOHNSTON, Failetl
11-- Register'( Recorder.
I)ARIUS SINGLETON. RR(
SAMUEL B.A3IIIi t TON, Oh,
LT.LDAVID D. JO NSOIst, I
SHARP
HE'MPIILL, ;Brill '
.l —' . Clerk .
, _ o .Courts.
1 JOHIC I . A. FRAZIER, BenVee
I ._ - 1 - '
J. S. BLAZER. E onomy; i . I
1
JAS : WAE.N !JON, North . 4 frwil i ckly;
JOAN GARRARP. New Se tekly; .
ROB'T.-.F. APILYAIN, 8o hosier; •
,
. 'Poor 110i 1 qe - Director i
J16WK174`,.D. COOPER. Motim - . '
•PA,VID - TEWIN(I,IRaeboOn;I ' '' . '
• .i..'.- . . Auttitor. - t . 7 •. , .
t , •. 1
J .
A. LAWRENCE, South . BoLi7e l ;
WILLIAM.:O44NEY, Ohio; ! , . •-'
7•,-• Truste of Aci:ide-nty 1 ,
DR! JOHN ".3i, IRAY. 'BriOg r ewatrr i
DRI'DAVII..) Sai t ANTON,N. pa,-Inttin;
Elul:ions Auttra;t„l•liave:bc -.ad vrzth• pleasure;
th4 ; our esteemed:and worthy friend,. Lieu, .
;.1"" i • l , , •
1 1-/: 1 , 2 - ,lohnston,n. the : Borough
1 ;.6 . 1 Beaver,
, ...
liaseonsented to .be a candidate fur this office
r
of Register and Recorder of this count'.
To many, of the older. citizens °lithe county
t l ,
it will-not. be necessary ;to pay much , in rea
-1
tionito the merits and standing of the family
of 4hich Mr. Johnston; is a me er, but to
..
t.hotio wlict are y min+ r and to man who have
1 •
'not resided here, it *dulci, be ' pro er and nit
cei4ry,briotly,to state! the.grounds Incica which
1
the friends of Lieut. johrston testi his i ' claim - s,l
to liublis favor. I i 1 1
D'titing the Revcluttonary war for onr Imre.;
pendmace, David Johnston, (the randfathe
of Lieut Johnston)t who wee long known ij
lire'stern• Pennsylwania",..Wasi a mem3er i o4 what
was; k zkiwn as 'the 4 'Flying Camp," a . iaralry
orgetiization, which rendered the. ost value:
. • -
ble service to the armyunder, pen. • Wishing
1 ton,iiind which, by its patriotic ' evotion to,
the . .ause of d Liberty,.' its daring nil I heroic
' ,
feati won fRr itself imperishable ors: 1
1 • ' i -
served his country faithfully and ga lantly,;
,
iolafter our final separation fom Great;
.Brittain„ . * settled ; Clo*tt in the peace 1 pursuita
1.;
of civil life' sn4 by' learning, antkeztraordt-,
nary capacity at an instructor of gouth, and
, by his itetaPlary conduct as a•chn tiaa arid a:•
Vcitizen,won the respect and esteem '1 all mem!
1 Daring, the late war with Great rittain tw,o,
Uncles uf ; Lieut. Johnston, (John. nd; Jame
Johnston)' young men Of great pro ise; joined
the army of their_ country to nphol its honor
and its rights, and nobly; sacrificed their lives,
in the discharge of their'duty, under the ira-;
1 mortal Gen.- Brady; Wild *hen the iwar i for , the
, •life ef the .Repupic, w hich had be n founded
by such patriots as the' progenitor of Lieut.;
Johnston, he With a yciangsr brotbe (gatahall
Johaston) promptly and patriot' ally joined
with the hosts of Freedom to.crus out Tres:
son-1 and Rebellion', Lieut.' Johnse:3n I fought
• under our lamented - friend, Col, J.'111.; Wilson;
, of the 10,1 st P. 1. at the; battle of Williams;
I•burg, and by the taidtthip.s he ends rod; in an.
unhealthy country, his phypicalliciwers gave
' way, and he ; Was ..coMpolled, reluctantly. to,
' leave the abryi* for al short time,.eying re
ceived an honorable
.discharge. i 1 1,
i i
Bat again, when hiitative Stet was larva l
ded,'although Itc!t recovered,he felt 't his duty,l:
,in; ohedience to the conatitnted aut orities of
the State, to give all the strength it Isid,and,l
if needed, his life to drive back th4lherdes, oC
savage triiitors., He thus aservid tweleriati,l
and ;gained the entire confidence nd'respeeti
of h s bitave companione.l
; ;
; •
I,H s br'lther Marshall was at tli battle o
At sbury
Gettysburg, under .the late gallant! Chi. Bob,
iris,' and faithfully doing hid linty as a
Soldier 'of the Union, was.wounaed'.l . taken
prisoner and confined , in the. prisc'n it Bella
Island, where he endured all the herrers of
lhat;infamoaplace,until exhausted and worn!
out lithe starvatichi and bnital cruelty, h
Yielded up his life fOr his country.
. •Tbus We havis'given as briefl y as possible a
histaribt the military 'services of L,ent:
ston !and ,- of his relatives, to showclaims
he has upon a patriotic people:, wh? can fully
appreciate the ; but we do - lilt rest his
elaima'alene upon his military our; or of
tbou °unmated with . hins:
who hasc,the, pleatisne of a pereenai
r, • 1 • ; -
•
Ell
MEE
- - ^_9
quaintince with himrespect film for his many
•• • y virt,ues,for his irreproachable conduct,
aid for hts strict integrity ;.besides,' he pos
**see high degree the necessary quail-,
mainne 'for the office.named, as. an active, at.
'*entire end courteousbusiness man. .
. .
I :We feel iconfident that* : generous and in
teßigent People will not Overlook the , claims
lire have presented. A SOLDIneI Fenian..
NISQ Brighton, April 21, 1866. •
1 EDS.. Azousi While the friends - of . thei ilif
ferent candidates are ;presnting their claims
to public-favor, we deitire to presenoihe ileitis!
Of our fellow-townsmari,iThos. G Kerr, Esq.,
for Associate Jaudge, Mr: JEMT has been a
cesident of the county, nearly ; ill.ttis life. (66
years), is well qualified in every particular,
eying .been a Justice'of the Peace for near"-
r.twenty-five years, being commiesionad first
.y Guy. Fortes. He is a man of irreproseha
"le character, and would fill the - office with
leredit to the county and honor to himself. in.
additionto the above, Freedom borough has
ilone intich for the pirty, and hits never bad
but one office 111 the gift of the county Since its
organisation. - In' view of the above, faits we
would respectfully urge his chime, subjebt-to
the decisiOn t)f the Convention.,
May 6th, 1860
lOUNO—Ou
,
'iirednesday, the 1 Bih day of
J' , April, ft roll-of money, containing One
Hundred ;ani t Ten Dollare. Tbe l twner can
haie the sam by calling on the su scriber, in',l
New Sheffieldi and ewearing to the kind of
money lost. . ' ' W. Al. CAtiVEKT.
LAUGHING • 1 ~....
ADMIBISTERED IBY DR. MURRAY,
BasnoswsTan, ri.i, in extr a ctin g teeth.
ave added to my many. other facilities for
the suCCessful prosecution of my profession,
this in val nahle•paiu-killi rig agent... All branch
es of Denistry performed in the best and most
midern stylo. AU work done as cheaply, and
ftfty per,ccid. better. than at; any other Stimuli
Dental' Estahlishment in the State. [my9'6fs: ly
, i
C
TO ,', ..A.I.ISEIZS' OF
C OICE STOOK! ‘.
T . OFFER
,!. private sale, fortvyo‘ieeiFs * ficao
J_ the 10th inst., , . • •
A Tliti ear Old. Duiliam *Bull.
Must be seen to be Opreeinted:, Apply to
/ • • JAMES. MOORE,
MIMI
orotiah;
riola
Pton•
my9 . 65:1t •• ' Near Baled Station.
TN* THE COURT OF COINION
.F!LEAS OF
•j';BEAVEIt. COUNTY, No. 130, September
fort;
. In the matter of the Trust AssignMent of
William R. Rhodes, in behalf of the late first
of Kirk' & Rhodes, of the firm assets. • '
Notice ist.hereby given that the third , and s
final AcConnt of Thoe..l. Power, Geo. IF. Gil
more • and BroWn B. Citaniberlin, Assignees of
the. Trust aforesaid, has beep filled in this of
fice aud that the same will be confirmed en the
first day,of next Term, unless canse to the 4on
tray,lb`e then shown. • . •
ma}9:titi. - WRY AND, Pro.
I -I
t ;
.ONv
Beaver;
•
coon .
I
o;, z
:envier; ,-
.Igewater;
•e EXECUTOR'S NOTICE'.
WHEREAS'letters testamentary -hiving
Vl'
been granted to the tindersigned.on the
estate et DANIEL PERRIN/3M rate of - Mitt tp.,
Beaver county, Pa, deceased, • all persons
inawing themselves indebted to. said estate
are requested to Make payment immediately
and those laving claims against the same will
present them to the subscribeeduly autlienti.
cated for. settlement. •' • .
JOHN SLENTZ, Executor.. i.
may9'66. I Ohio tp.
. . _ _
ME
f 7P - 1-,ZIA:LA . LIST.
FOR JUN-E TERM i . 186
• •
Wm Eakiu's Ex'r •Ts - .Henry .roldart &wife
Aeliliurst 8:. Co ) . 4 G "C Bradshaw. ,
littines Collins, et' al. vs •tY . K Shirts; of a 1:
Patterson It Davidson es Martha: Soirders;
Charles Thorni vs Margaret
L Hamlin's heirs vs John T Holmes;' : '
John Tintaman vs Amos Band. ,
Michael Main vs Abraham Hunter.
II VRR Co. vs Wm JOnes; -
smite, .vs John Iteatty's
Beatty' -.vs Alex. alainsom
my t 9{66 lil WEYAND, I Pro.
4-•
N. the Orphans' .Court of Beaver, comity.
I
In the matter of the estate of James Al.,
rcirrn, dec'd.
, And now, to wit: April 27, lf,66,llteCourt,
on motion of.S. B. Wilson,.Esg., appoint Hen
ryEN.; an Auditor, to distribute-the
balance'in the hands of .JamesJohxistoi, Ex'r.
of the last will , and test ament' - of said James
Akorn, deed., as shown by his.account, con
: firmed, among the • legatees and parties intet
, esteci. t. [FromrThe Record.]
Attest; JNO. A. FRAZIER, Cl'k.
Notice is hereby given tha 1 I. wiltuteet the
legatees, •and alli parties interested in the diS.
trib r iii ion of 'tbe ;above 'nentionetl•_ balance of
assets in hands ct, acid Exectitor.- at' my office,
iu!the,- boroughlieaver, on Thursday, May
31st, •l tit'i, at 1o 4°4 ra ,p. , for ,t lie purpose
of! discharging II duties of ! his apPointment.
o e
run° ' , f • AENRY HiCE, Auditor.
i, •
,
Valuable , Farm§ for .sale.
WILL .- offeYed, at, Public Sale, on the
• ' s.rit DAT or Ji - or., 1866, j• •
About 283 acres ,of land, lying, on either ii s de
or thee road i leading from Morrow's Mill to
HOokstcwriz, being in the township cif Inde
pendence, Beaver county, Pennsylvania. This
land conprises no Adjoining 'Farths, contain
ing, respectively, abont 156 and 127 acres.—
'The first Ibis good .Sp ing
_Water, about 76
acres of cleared . land. ith Dwelling House
and Horse Barri,and also some fpit trees upon
it.: The balapee of tiiis ttactis waltimbered.
Itjis in'pretty goof repair. : ' ... ,
••;The otherfirm for 127 acres) has about 100
acres' cleared, with two Dwelling' Housed,. a
Ditru and other outbuildings; has an orchard
of shout 80 or more apple trees of large size,
and good bearers; also a number of pear and
cherry trees. It has likeirise picelleut Spring
Woter, .
The'abore land was the property of the late
Williant•Ohney, deceased, who !resided upon
the same. It will be sold on the prethises, by
the agent of the heirs, to the highest and best
bidders one-third of the; purchase , money to
remain charge) on the preinises during the life
of the, widow of the deceased, the interest on
thersaltrthird to he paid to her nanually, and
at: her.death the principal to be. paid, to the
hektsaforesaid•or to their legairepresensatives...
Tbe other two thirds of the purchase money to
be paid as folloWs: One-third Of the , amount
cash in hand, and one-third.in 'one, and; one
thiid in two years. All dal:erred payinents to
be secured by mortgage'ohthe premises, and
title to be made to Purchaser oc, receipt of
Brat payment. The land Will — bit offered, ii
though aiiijoining,'in two separate tracts, as
shore 'described.
For fuither information - and to ' examine the
premises, ) call upon the Agent, -
L. DR. A. R. THOMSON. .
Seventy(Six Independence Tp., Bee
ter Co., Pa..: ;'
.[May
EALE i PROPOSALS are solicited till
WED SDAY,, May 9th, firr the erection .
o L a build ng for the,National Bank of Beaver
County,r t New 'Brighton. Pa., according to
plasm and, specifications now ready' for exam—
inatiokati the office' of BARR ki MOSER, Ar
chitects, 'Dispatch Building, Pittsburgh, and
may be examined at the Banking house in i
New Brighton. oa and after Saturday the 6th
of May. i : . . -me,y2,'66.i`
Kam.--e.
FREEDOM
n • 4 er MMk.;_
REGISTER'S NO'
LT; eie.ge.ns f,terested
' joknzetration and Guarw9Ch have been
.passed. dia
an $l6,
.Regillteell,th rteei'Of Beaver cou d nty, - p,
take notice that tLe same will h e
ilia:Orphans'. Court. to .be held, at el-,
Eti; e 7-
and for the county of Beaver, ou Welbo,
the 6th day of -June, A.D.,- lggg . fc : l
Ilfirmation and .allowance.
First and .final account of Samnefe.
and Dr. P. M. *re, ad m p n i itrators
of
i tate Of, John Gorinly, dee'd.
.„
First and final account of Davii;gp,
111 administrator of the estate of lin k
decsd. ;
The accounts (Real aid Personit
Inah Powell andtiagnuel.V.Cosa,dnil
I of the estate Of Silas Powell, deed .
The ace:must (Real chute) of Joiargl
bl• rel Carrell,.dec'd.l, administrator of the estate of ifei.
;,. '• , . • ill
Ths acconnt. '(Real I estate) of Jobs C,
administrator of the estate of Rob ert ; I ••
dec'd.
The final
.account of Jaines De
u c i e p Folei,e,
administrator of the estate of L . 4 5 ,
orom e decd.g ik
• ; ' • • •
rFinal acCount of Samuel NeslY, luardiaa
James Buckley„ tallier son of James Buckle
dec'd ; - ! ' • . 3
Finel account, of Janice Ramsey midi,
Deborah Jane. Stevenson. minir . eau titer
Jonathan Stevenson; dec'd.
Jain
11 acCoutitl Of Wm. Dunlap,' guardia l ,
deed:
. Dunispe minor Sou of Robert Dunlap,
. •
Final account of; W,m. Dualq, se„,,r iaz
4 James A; Lookhert,'nunor son of John 1 4 4 •
hitt, dec'd • , •
account Wm. fl. Frazer, nrite, 3liargaret J. Fortier, minor heii
I . Leeper; deed. t a r ui
JJ The partial accounts of -rd
war
guardian of Edward W. and Perciyil R. Xt.
minor children. of James 31;13111, deed. -
I iThwaccountal(Real and Personal) of li s p
Bennett, administrate ! , , of • the estate - o p
Robert Cunningham, deed.
Final recount .of James Smith
Ann batten, (formerly Mary Ann ticket
cc
utora of the, estate of S •
amuel Tucker. ti e ,
•
A. R. MOORE,
Regiiti
Beaver. May. 9, '66
Notice iri Parttion.
BEAVER :COpl!iTY, 68 :
N the Orphans' Court in and for !tit
1
l: ty, before,the Iron. Judges of said 1
In the, [hatter ; of the _petition for partitid
II
the real estate of -Rebecca Mulvanoo.l
iAnd now, to- wit: March 26th, 1866, tht
'grant a Rule On the 'heirs and legalri
ativea of said intestate, via: - Esther,
formerly Esther Glass, intermarried will
Goirell, and siter of said . deeeasedfll
maiden, name_iwas Glass,) residing in
cotinty;•lndiana; I John T. Glass, a brow
siding in. - Wells, county, Indiana:
Glassoa briather,' residing in De Witt m
State of TeNatr, . Ann ltloGaffick, a wao
said intestate. (widow - of' Andrew M c ( s ;
dec'd,) residing in:lleaier. county o re ,
Lncinda - Barclay' a sister of intestate
termarried -with James Barclay. residing
-Buchanan, county, Iowa; Farah _lassos a a
Lter of iutestateiiratertosarrird whit IstaJohl
Stow, and [who are_ two of the ;enabling, r
siding in DeaVes court/ aforesaid: AR
-Lawrence, ,siSter of 'said intestate, illteMAlli--
ed with Joseph • Lawrence, tw o are aja o pit ,
Goners, residing in'. Ileaver'coniy atom:
, James Glass, a brother . of said low
who died; before the death it +mai haul
but, leavinta widow, *Nancy. and issue, l John. H. Gisiss,i Wilson Glass; Terry.iip 0
I ried wits Daniel Es: 6e:Ll; 3lary AMP . (
intermarried With James .Tohasto rc W'
Glass; Andreirillasstlibt:say Was, int
I tied with John Todd; said Al2.l+e] being
elk Fri:a. to the &each of sai.l Rebecca ,
Tailor': tutitkistselate,, and ilitringi one iti:
ter,! minor, WillioOt gwardian; Marital.;
1- intermarrieak with Geor-e Miner; ttaiir
Glass:a son rilf said James, all:saal coil.'
[ James GlasS, deo'd.:, residing*in Wells
Indianklenoes John H. Glass, whoa
t . ..,...,-a-.4..ii,,,i.-.,,.. clitzoty afore-Jed;
others interested,. to spew cause if at
•
have,. Why an inquest to make pailitior
'real estate of 'said- deceased should, a
awarded; at an Orphaus . .Court, io be iat,
Braver, Beaver county, Ilij, on tie flat'
daY of lune next. • i' '
A true copy of kale.
• JOS. LEDLIE,
Sumutes Orrics,
iteamet; yrd - y,2, !Ge) ;
a 4,4
Manuticturers of
REVOLVERS, R.
311 J S TS T *-C ARBI
For . tho U. StaiesSerrice. Ala
.1
Pocket and Belt Bev°
. . . .
' . REPEATING PISTOLS,
.
RIFLE CA NES,' . REITO T.' VI NO EiJ
Rilla and Shpt 4nns, and Gun Mater;
by Gllll Det&is I
1 and:the-Trade ginero:
• , •
- In these; darts 4f:Housebrsakii,lp-ard .r. 4
every : Louse,'' Store; .84*, - a nd ea.,
have one of •l f.
REMIN6T.OI4 I g REIT9L
Parties deairitit -to avail theinlelto
late improVeinciata it. Pistols,', sod IV
~workmatthip and form, will tlidslicca l
in tho Xire , •-
_ li'Elit,lN ,4
GP0...17 RETQLVER S
• Circulars containing cuts and devi,,,
our Arms . will be furnished . upon spill'
E. BENI iNG,TON & SONS; [ liirt.P...
. „
- i
Mooaa & Ntcuota. Abell ,
cr
'-!, 1 NO: 40 Courtisr.i . :..---
LIBELFIY DIVORC E '
- I t
I N
the Court of Common Pleas O
-County. lici 19,`• March Tem /7
Alias ,
f
uhrenta idDivorce. ' ,
MATI ' .11:1C0Ii.TON,1:1 1 )" her neat frieadl 1
P .
CCUA)II , AN, I t VtI,IOLIVE II T.-Soros.
To Oliver 1 T::- Noitou,, the shots swat
epontihereby notifieir°
appear at the next terin of said Coutl,lhi
!
held'ai Beaver, On the first Moadsi of J r
.1866, then and t c heref to answer ilie tali
of the libellint,tand to show cause, if ao/ io l:, t
have, virhl her iptayor for div ) " .e '
Inf4rimont4 should - not be:granted- so
•. • ~,r JOS. LEDLIt.
Sararrea ; Otricx t 1 i •
_
Beaver, mayT4a6. -
Laughinp• Gas
accol.llE !ALL 'YE I THAT HAVE BI
suffering the untold _ miseries of
ant.l,Dread• of ratraotion, sod Ptl
-- that Dr. Chandler • Son aro
Relieve-yen by use of the
the Great Psio,
groper, L aughing Gaa! mid make it a
of Pleasure rattier - than Pain!
th
All - Dent si Orations,performed t.
possible uutiatter,l po and at ea rewash's to,'
any good Dentist in the county. •,_
Vie Office in Hocbeater Beiter Stint? . I.
°5
myl'66 T. J. eff.AtilD LER
Fai.in, for. Isle ,
1 11,E1 east. ndass Of the Fenn known
And.ew eglpropisity, situate s
township, Beater -countrt ..cohtsi!sr
Hundred ForiyAeres, abhut cite
sores olearleci and tinders good State ot
Sion; is offered .for isle; !g°" 4
the . preinisec It lay 3 on the hesd u
yrs
Beahloir's Run; within two utiles of Sl
brated Run oil regions, and is
be good' territory. partical!
quire of Jahn Johnston near the pres' i
of .rusepb Lavin:toe, South Pease tt